GIA Reader, Vol 14, No 2 (Summer 2003) | Grantmakers in the Arts

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GIA Reader, Vol 14, No 2 (Summer 2003)

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Contents of GIA Reader, Vol 14, No 2 (Summer 2003)

Arts Funding Trends

Arts Funding Snapshot 2001: Vital Signs

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by The Foundation Center and Grantmakers in the Arts

Readings

Adapting in a Time of Constraints: Extraordinary Times Call for Extraordinary Funders

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by Janet Sarbaugh and Kerry Spindler

The Perils of the Humanities or How I Became Human

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Crisis and Blessing?: Prospects for Arts Funding in Challenging Times

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by Kelly Barsdate, Cindy Gehrig, Marian Godfrey, and Ed Pauly

Regional Research on Arts Funding

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Moy Eng, Cynthia A. Gehrig, Ann McQueen

Looking Backward, Looking Forward: Philanthropy at the Turn of Two Centuries

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by James Allen Smith

An Overview of Revenue Streams for Nonprofit Arts Organizations

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Member Reports

Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue

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Arts Education Partnership Winter Forum: January 2003

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by Kassie Davis

Washington, D.C.

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by Shelley Feist

The Arts and Television: The World Congress of Arts Producers & Performance

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by Charles Benton

Support for Individual Artists in the Folk and Traditional Arts

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by Julie Gordon Dalgleish

San Francisco: Constant Elevation: The Rise of Bay Area Hip-Hop Activism

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by Margaret Rea

Why Art?

Why Art? Why Economics?: What Does Economics Have to Do with Culture?

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by James Allen Smith

Digest: Studies, Books, Web Sites, and Other Publications

Succession: Arts Leadership for the 21st Century

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by Illinois Arts Alliance

Informing Cultural Policy: The Research and Information Structure

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by J. Mark Schuster

Who Pays for the Arts?: Income for the Nonprofit Cultural Industry in New York City

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by Alliance for the Arts

Singing Together: Arts Participation

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Advocacy Materials Online: Arts and Culture Web Sites

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by Shelley Feist

Giving Until It Hurts : Passages Series

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by Deborah Brody Hamilton

Art, Technology, & Intellectual Property: The American Assembly

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Partnership as an Art Form: What Works and What Doesn't in Nonprofit Arts Partnerships

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by Dr. Thomas E. Backer

Transforming Education Through the Arts Challenge: Final Project Report

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by The National Arts Education Consortium

From Celluloid to Cyberspace: The Media Arts and the Changing Arts World

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by Kevin F. McCarthy and Elizabeth Heneghan Ondaatje

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